Exhibiting Artist

Guillermo Franco (Argentina, 1967) studied Communicational Sciences at the National University of  Córdoba, and Photography in the School of Applied Arts Lino Enea Spilimbergo, and in the local branch of  the Argentinean School of Photography. He is one of the founders (and the programmer of its Sala Mayor  from 2000 to the present) of the […]

Nneka Jackson-Akhigbe is a photographer and visual artist whose practice explores labour, migration, urban life and systems of movement within contemporary African spaces. Working through research-led, project-based photography, she uses staged and observational image-making to examine how people, objects, markets, transport routes and informal economies shape collective identity and social memory.  Her work is rooted

Miracle Okafor is a Nigerian fine art photographer whose practice explores identity, culture, spirituality, and the relationship between people and place. Working primarily through conceptual portraiture and contemporary fine art photography, he creates images that examine how personal and collective experiences are shaped by history, belief, memory, and environment.  His work investigates the symbolic and

I am a passionate street and documentary photographer whose lens captures the raw essence of humanity in its most authentic and unfiltered form, with an intuitive eye for detail. I strive to create compelling imagery that illuminates the unseen stories that surround us all.

I am a Croatian-Australian street and documentary photographer who is most interested  in documenting everyday people and scenes, as well as traditions from Croatia and  other countries. Many people ask me about the meaning behind “The Marvels of Daily  Life”, the name of my website and Instagram page. It is based on a quote by

Kalada Briggs is a Nigerian aerial photographer, visual storyteller, documentary filmmaker, climate advocate and NCAA-licensed RPAS pilot based in Port Harcourt, Nigeria. Through photography, filmmaking and drone technology, he documents African communities, waterways, cultural traditions, environmental change and urban development from perspectives that are often inaccessible from the ground.  His work explores the relationship between

“I´ve always loved photography… and tell stories”  Antonio Aragón Renuncio is a spanish documentary photographer. Since  the mid-90s he has always involved with photography: Founds and Chairs  “Nostromo” Photographers Association (Spain). Photography Professor  (+17 years) in several universities. Publisher in Xplorer Magazine (Nicaragua). General Manager Xtreme PhotoWS (Burkina Faso). Freelance  photographer for several International News

Gil Yenyehk Dachomo is a visual storyteller based in Nigeria, known  for telling stories through his photography. He is a graduate of the  University of Jos, where he studied Social Studies and Education, Gil  discovered his passion for photography in 2020, post-pandemic, and  has since dedicated himself to photography. His photographic  journey began in 2020,

Amal AlAmeer is a passionate photographer who has been inseparable from her camera since childhood. She enjoys experimenting with various types of photography, with a particular aptitude and expertise in travel, exploration, and documenting people’s lives. In addition to her personal artistic contributions, Amal is a prominent and influential figure in the international photography community.

My name is Adéwálé Sucré Alli, a Nigerian-Beninese visual artist, entrepreneur, and storyteller based in Abuja & Lagos. My lens captures the quiet, profound intersections of humanity. Spanning documentary, fine art, portraiture, and conceptual photography, my practice is anchored in a singular truth: every individual is a living archive of unique, untold stories.